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NIOllntiyyille.
80 5r' fs 1AOunusv1lle.
Miss Llztle Ernest Is visiting 10 Clarlshurg.

Miss Lizzie Ernest Is visiting 10 Clarksburg.
Miss Birdie Cockaync was In town yesterday.
Miss AMMO Thompson, OF Toronto, Ontario. 1,
visiting Mrs Chris Matthews. 80
Johnny Henrietta still pays m ccssionaI fin,
Tor selling liquor without license. a. :
Henry ,snider sagain In jail, lie was arrested
on c'pt1s. edptds Ia also In tho hands Of I'M
sheriff against Mrs. A. Lawier. $50 - ''
The Slek.t hasa again changed hands, E. r. Oldham
and J; Alexander Ewing Will hereafter have con
and will illuminate The Presidents position on ,hf
wool question to the back.wOods Demo
crats. where no sheep are raised. 1t Will ho re
meinbercd that these gentlemen were nut al thf
fore the last Presidential election, But il is QUIET
" asserted among Democrats that the Interests Of
Tue party demanded that the young man who ha.
just stepped down and out be supp essed, and thnI
u party caucus advised the gentle and pleasan,
means OF buying the paper at ap advanced
price. - "'"A.eo
freeman BOahout was before Justice Edward,
yesterday. charged with O felony In as4ulIinr
george slower with deadly weapon. The iustice
thought the evidence sufficient n hold him for In
dlctment and so gave his decision: but he wa,
upon so toiDg assessed fine OF twenty dollars AND
costs; which was paid. The assault was an aprrs
waited one. Beabout struck Glove. with Sim,
weighing about a pound and a hall, while M
Glover had bis back to him. knocking him sonse
less and SERIOUSLY affecting hts head Ii IN mil
likely the Injury Will be to tomo extent perIns
nent, The two men had had fight In The morn,
Ing but no words passed between them at H.
time OF the Rssault complained Of Glover WAS also
lned ten dollars for the fight In the morn,nr onI
Mr.. Beab0ut, according TO tho Bettlrment 81 IL
Gaze, nTF five dollars Of his hne., ii >'e
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Corinns'S Farewell.

The charming and popular little son.
b.ette, Colinne, and her fine company,
had another large house ct the Grand laet
night III apite Of the rain. Her hold on
Whesling Is increasing aad It is safe to
predict that the audience this afternoon
and that Of this evening will bs the largest
OF the week, for these sye her farewell up.
pecrancss. The singing, costumes, ANA.
zon march, policemen's drill, the court
scene, the dancing elephant, the blinking
owl and squealing pig appear Tor tho last
timo this evening. Co,inne's sword dance
10 bsgpip5 Icoompsniment, and her pinr-
ing, with that of Mics ksdding, Pogouog's
lun and Mr. Clsrk's vocal performances
are worthy Of the continued large patron
age accorded the company.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City ind Wheeling Eolkl
Abroad.
Mira. Ale1 CLAUS hus sore to Chicago tc
visit fricn5G.
Mr.. J. A. Mlnnick and vile, Of Weston
are OF tho Btsmm House, +,
hIr. Fl. steinbelser, Of Philadelphia, il
again among his friends mere.
Mr.. John Krout, of Cincinnsli, is again
registered ct the Stsmn houee.
Mrs. John Lautry, an old and fsvorsbly
known resident Of the Eighth ward, died
yesterday.
MIR. ". A. Isstt returned homo from the
West la't evening after 81 extended tour
Of ten wesks.
Miss ssllie Handlan has returned from
q pleasant visit to friends IN Cincinnati
and Covirgton.
Miss Rsbecca r. Croakard was among
the passengers from Wheeling who TOOK
IN the New Cumberland jubilee.
MIR. Morgan i. OFT left on tho Balti-
moso& Ohio Limited Ing. night for Omaha,
where ne Goes 70 visit his son Charles.
Bishop peterkIn will preach al St.
Luke's Church tomorrow evening and
will alao administer the rite Of conhrna-
ton. -
COL. William Exlsy is confined to his
room at tho Ssamm House with some
spinal t.oubls. The Oolonel's numerous
i,isndS will hope to tes him able 10 BIO
about again soon.
Mr.. and 1Irs. Crawford E. Booth, Of
Taylor, Te4 ss, have returned to this city,
their old home, to spend the holidays.
They ara euests at the resdence Of Mru
Mendel On Twelfth street. w
Mr.. f. D. Griswold 10 o. tho Mcclure
houao. He Is arranging Tor Two perform
ances at tho Opera HOUSE on next Sstur.
day Of Benz. Slasinley's new Irish drama,
"lnshH Vogue" The company will rest
here the week before Christmas, and then
70 South.
Rev. ]. Lcoser, OF Helvstis, W. Va,
was married to Miss L, Blsettgen, of Da.
kota, Thursday night, at the German Re.
form Church, in South Wheeling. The
young couple will remain az Bellaire for 8
couple OF days, at the homo of R.v. Hus.
tedt. Kew. Loo0er will fill the pulpit Of
tho German Church there tomorrow.
Capt. Dayton ". Glenn, OF Cleveland,
serseant.at.Arms OF tho laas Ohio State
Senate, vas In the city yesterday. Flo 10
q candidate for reelection and will on.
counter but little il any opposition 30 &C.
cep.sbly did he perform the duties OF the
Office the last time, and so popular did he
make himself to all who come in contact
with him. Capt. Glenn was heYs yester.
day rs the representative Of a papsr houae.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF Il


Stage OF tho Water and Movements OF the
Boats. --..
| Captain Fred Cline will take charge q,
the steamer Bsllaires pilot house this
morning.
Capt. Thomas II. Mong, IN old.time
river man, Is oncs more in the city renew.
ing former acqusintances. 80
The Abner O'Neal, Capt. George o. Neal
in command, will srsive from Pittsburgh
ct an early hour this morning end leave on
her return trip at . o'clock. The Abner
is good, s!sunch, isst.running packet
and satisfaction is guaranteed all OF her
patrons. rs. ~.
The marka laot evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF s feet 9 inches.
and tho river Tea on stand. A further
rise is still looked for before the end Of thu
month-one that will lot sll the coal out
OF Pittsburgh and put all the craft aaoat
again. :,
The reporta from above lsst night were
"a iollows: Morgantown, feet & inches
and stationary; Bro wusville, 4 leet and
stationary; Rice's Landing, feet Q inches
and riaing; Greensboro, 5 feet and ala.
tlonary; Lock No. i, feot7 inches and
stationary; OIL City, l foo. 10 inches and
falling; Parker's, 9 feet 8 inches and iall.
ing; Davis Island dam up, marks below, 4
feet inches. = :
The following named steamers of Tho
coal fleet paced down yesterday: The
Tom Lyle and George SLiraa at Ii A, N ::
Seven Sons, noon; Bennett and John
Moran, / P. NJ. George W. Stone, 4p.M':
Mark Winnett, Pm. All had medium
sized tow1, as much Is they could handle
safely GU this atsge oil watsr, and will pro-
ceed carefully in order 10, avoid being
grounded on any Of the bars. Tha Lyle'
after getting below here, turned over her
tow to the others aud wen. back light,
The Benton McMillin ID announced to
leave here for Cincinnati this afternoon.
This will ls the arat steamer that hes ieit
shis.port i6r Porkopolis for months and the
event should be signGlizsd by loading her
down with freight Capt. Hold KNOWLES
Is IN command and the jolly Ira B. Hunt
inston Is In tho Office; both are popular
steamboatmen and Gye we'll known ali
along the river. The McAIillin left Gin.
cinnati for Pittsburgh last Tuesday, but
aftor arriving here last night did not deem
1t advisable to 20 up any further. 81
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Ohio County Notss.

They have Instituted literary ro,,o,, ~, 49,
'aa!ey S5oye and propose to discuss tho ponnla,
9uesaons Oh the times this winter, and sihena
fass o. ynun iokS has also been formed WIN
f,o,essof nutke' OF claysville, instructor Wy
r.rT.1s oSanissop should olo County
be PEG ia ths city o'~hetling It d SecoTsu "
o,e aeRaieut year by year that lhd iarme,s
anecesssasy form Rehabilitation for the
t Ihsf TIN eS,;s1 The sooner educated
Nj. Milton Gibson, civil engineer !, ~.
q ;ho Uhion Pacific Railway Uompsnv I ~ smIpiioy
me parental honGat Valley Grove. HE'S tboronnh:
~ Ss Was IN xh the entire a. VIM
great M n Is 1 Iha ys h,s looked
oeach, saw me monster sea lion spos,rS ,se
ma,m current. vhlted vancouveis Island. was o.'
merry N n Td;, engineer In tho canyons Of coE
for hi, n leE ensyenne IN tho uions Psaees
brIeiysIt 1(e 0ouUa'y some two weeks Since Tor
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Syrup of ElxN

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costiye; to dispel headaches
colds, and levers; to cure hsbitual con
atipation, indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-
iac!ursd only by the California Fig sy1ur
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Messrs,
Logan y Co., Anton P. Hees, R. B. Bart
and q. Menkemeller, have been sppoint,
ed agents Tor Wheeling, ". Va.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
Ia suitings, pantGloOnings and Over.
coat!nss. which weHre prepared 10 make
up IN arst.class style NJ reasonable
prices.
i full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock.
Our II lite Uniaunlrlel Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front and back, vi
90 cents, IL the greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS e. SONS.
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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I INTERESTING EAHIBITIUNI1 #lI7
Fine Candy Making iu a Elbow Window last
sas. * VI, Night. ff4

GeorSeL. Dust, the Market ntrest Con.
iectioner, gave smother interesting exhibi.
ton OF candy making In his windows Of
l2l7 and 1919 Market street las. night,
and In spite OF the rain large crowd
gathed In front Of the store and watched
the process and .cheered like mad when
occasionally o lot Of candy was thrown
among them. -rE n. atf
To-day Mr.. burst will havo special
day on fancy cakes, and during the day
tho public are invited to call aud no
through his candy factory and see lust how
candy 10 made. This 10 m interesting pro.
cess and the opportunities to observe II arc
lew. There should be q general accept.
anco Of bis invitation. "a lg5-la
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. l0.-For Weet
Virginia slightly warmer, rain, light to
tresh eastsrly wiuds becoming variable,
followed on Sunday by colder weather.
For Wea,orn Pennsylvania, threatening
westher with rain, light to fresh and on
the Lakes fresh to brisk southessterly
winds, followed Saturday night by winds
becoming brisk to high northerly ulong
tho Lake., with cold wave.
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Cleik Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord decd made December s by s. Shan.
ley and wife to George W. and Orlott P.
Miller, III confederation OF $500, for tho
south halt Of lot los. on the east side OF
Chap!ine s!sest in Cnapline snd Eoti 3 ad.
dition.
Deed made December By Henry Bic
heraon, executor OF the will Of kilian
K,ose. 10 John ]. Ksnney,in consideration
Of $3.50; ior the kresa brewery, on Mar.
ket a..eet, ~ 555
Deed msde December by John Piarr
and wife TO John j.. kenney, in correction
and confirmation OF C. deed made II 1854
for part Of the brewery property.
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" TO CALIFORNIA,


Excursions to Los Angelica and San Fran.
cisco. Cal., will DO run from all points on
the Han. Handle Route on Mondays, De.
camber 10 and &c. 1887. Pullman Buffet
Cars and Eastlake Coaches will run
through to St. Louiu and Chicago, where
connections will DO made with through
cars running over California limos. Fo,
full Information regarding rates, time o.
trains, and choice Of routes, call on OF
sddresa tho nearest agent OF tho Pan
Handle Route, or SAMUEL MoopY,
District Passenger Agent.
E Pittsbnrph. Pa.
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OPERA GLASS rs.
Obi lItellige1trel::.


For Rent-Thrcc Furni.hed Rooms.
For Rcnt--A Nirely FuluiShed Room.
For >ale-Bul diuS Lot--r. II. Rluehart.
Tax Houce-W. u. Haudlsn.
Fo' CluC!nnati-SteaGcr Benton McAillin.
Fine China leo Cream ss.s-Ewing BraS.
Socks t,r sale-I. irwin. ~
TO ne New EichInss-E. l.. Nicoll.
List OF Letters.
! Triple Alliante-1hird page.
Re iRiouS Notices Fourth page. .N
ChnstMsg-.l q. Dillon u CO.-Fourth plge,
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Christmas and Now Year, E.curIr

Christmas and New Years Excursion Tickets
Tho Passenger Department OF the Balti-
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company announce
that, IN accordance with their usual Gus.
tom, they will sell Excursion Tickets dur:
ing the holidays, between all stations east
OF the Ohio river. -" . -
I Iicseta will be sold on DECEMBER %,
-, 20. ~. 80, 81, 1887, and January and
:, 1859, Sood Tor return passage until Jan.
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F|NE: CLI.oTH HING!

You World never think Of buying Clothing made
to order could you see what we are Offering. Atno
place in the country will you find stock Of Over
coats and Suits to equal ours. Fabrics reliable,
shapes symmetrical, fits perfect you can always rely
on. The finest products of foreign and domestic
looms are represented in our mammoth assortment
and mark you this we'll: You won't find such thor
oughy good and positively find Clothing ready for
immediate use anywhere else in Wheeling Good
Overcoats for IS stylish ones for S. and sIo elc-
CANT for s2 and SIS Splendid ones for SIC aud
US, and superb ones for $40 and SIS. Suits for
every business, every purpose. Very finest Of I,
and button Getaways; Frocks, Straight and Cut.
away Sacks, Prince Alberts, etc, at SIC, SIS and |
Sac; Fine allwool Dress and Business Suits, S12,
SIS and SIS; Good all wool Suits at ST. IS and $40
This week-Suts for the lads, big and little, con.
spcuous Tor their rare beauty richness and unique
designs. A lar greater variety than ever before
Knee Pant Suits in almost endless variety. Long
Pant Suits in all the leading shapes, many Of the
styles and fabrics being just like the mems Beauti
iul Knee Pant Suits at Sc, S. and Sd; exquisite
Long Pant Suits 81, 90, s 90 and 10 co. Over
coats, literally thousands OF them. You are cor
daily invited to come and see them Boys Over
coats, Children's Overcoats real beauties Big
Boys Overcoats S., co. s 90 and 10 90; real value
50 per cent more money. Little Boys Ovcrcoats,
s., 90, 90 and 90, worth double
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Carr. O. a. BoEsLLA, New YORK., was
cured OF q 10 yesys' case OF Piles by Pal
mer's skin.Succsss. At drug store Of dc.
Lain Bros. Il y aA4
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HAVING leS.ound The floor We have
everything IN good shape for skating to-
night at the Alhambra, 3. :
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For Rent.

Store room No. 1l5l Main street, also
dwelling, Millinery or shoe store pre-.
lerred. Addrees L. S. Coop & Co.
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:! SEX cur Gentlennn's Leopard Holiday
Slippers, at 81 IS per plir. 5a'.
aSJ.'W. Aalcx,
lli3 Main street.
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Th.r,numc,sr lsccn,d.

Tho Thermometer at Schneprs drug
store, Opera hoace corner, yesterday, rex.
istered nc follows:
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Models Of Correct Sty|es!!-
I'D. GUNDLING 81 90.
Fine Ready Made Clothing Of the finest and richest
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics by the very he
OF excellence and perfection in fit and hnish
OVtRCOATS!
0YERCOATs!

Every Style and grade Of Overcoas that manufactured
Orr exhibit the finest possible. In numbers remarkable. The
very best made Elegant Overcoas in Black Brown and Blue,
at S5 Magnificent heavyweight Overcoats all prices from
s to S Fine Tailor made Overcoas from the finest I'm.
ported ovccoang silk lined and perfect in fit, for just about
hall what the garment would cost made to your order
at taos No matter what your size shape may be, we
can you without any trouble and save you many dollars
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50 pair Mems Embroidered slippera
OF - cents per psir. - :
80 pair Mea'u fine slippesa at 81 90 per
!; Buy, something useful rs sell as olna.
mental. J. W.AMlck,
1l43 Main street.
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MARTINS FERRY.

GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL tonight al
the ALEXANDRIA Rink.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

IFSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
~ - CHURCH-Rev. Vim. Il. Cooke, D. D pastor
services At 1880 a. m. aud 1880 p. N. sabbath
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IY9WESLEY NJ E. OHUROH-REV.
Wy y. l.. Ash. pastor. Preaching AT 10 .30 n ,,
and I:o p m. sabbath School at 300 D, M, PRAYER
meeting "wednesday eyeaiuc at 1890 q m
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WILaELMINA DAusSR vas yesterday ap-
pointed guardian fer Sophia Dauber, aged
20, Louiss, aged IL, Anna, aged Is, Caro-
line. aged 10, minor children OF George J.
Dauber, dAcaOoed, and gave bond in the
sum Of 500, with Louis Neumann as
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INSANE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
Wy Rev. c. B. Graham. nsstor seryices nj
4oSOA. IN and 100 p. III. sunday school Ut D. IN,
Prayer meeting WednedAr at 7.Sn u In ~ = ="
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upon the question Of appropriation by
such subscription by saiG county Of the
sum of $500. 900 10 the work above speci.
fed. Such vote shall DO taken at the
several places Of voting in Ba!d county Of
g special election, which ehall DO ho!l on
Saturday, the day OF =, 1855.
,. II such vote shall be- in favor oil
ouch appropriation, any subscription there
OF by this Board or its agents shall be
upon this terms and cnndi,ione following:
The esid GUN Of $500 600 ehnll be sub.
scr!bed to the capital Glock of the Wheel
ing 4 Harrisburg Railway Compsny OF
West Virginia, and such subscription chall
be payable bs follows: '-'-'-'-01
One bundled thoIssnd dollars when at
least $500. 600 shall have been txnended
by the railway company in the construc.
ton OF tho b:idse aiorenaid, and 500 900
shall have been expended by the rail way
company in the purchase OF the terminals
aforesaid in said county OF Ohio, I
The SECOND 100000 shRll bs paid when
$500 900 shall haze been expended By
said railway company in ths constrnc.
ton Of said bridge and $500, 900 shall have
been expended by said rail way comuanv
in tho pulchase and construction of tina
terminals Aforesaid in tie county of Ohio.
The remaining 100000 shall bs paid
when ua;d bridge and tunnel shall hsye
been completed aud when new RAILROAD
from tbs b-idEeto Bowsrston, In tho Stats
OF Ohio, shal! haye haen constructed.
o. in the Judgment Of ihe Board Of Com.
missiorers go far advanced IS TO practical.
" asaurs its completion, and the sum CT
$500. 900 sbai! have been expended in tho
pprchsac aud construction OF ouch ter.
minsis. ).
This Board, however, shall ct sny time
when desired by the railway sompsny,
purchase any real estate within tho coun!
tyof Ohio which shall be designated by
oaid railway company, and pay therefor
ouch price as tho railway company NAV
approve, not escssdin2, hovGver, Tor ali
ouch purchases the sum OF $500 600. ANY
real estate go purchased ohal! be conveyed
to -, in trust, mud by him convened
TO nnid railTey company upon completion
OF the bridge and railroad from the bridge
70 BoSerston, and the expenditure upon
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EFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IRev. D.. A. Cunningham, DID. nasinr
nrSSacning at 1850 a. IN. and 1880 p. m. ssbbsth
f Muhtao ~ NJ Mission school at $50 D, M.
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NSTH IRD PRESBYTERIAN
u uy ,cHiUI,RclIIElghth ward-Rev. L. ". barr
Sin services 6y The pastor at 1880 a. m. aud
ssEool teachers, meeting this evening Al ooA'a
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ISF0URTH STREET NJ. &. CHURCH.
vs.. Fey 4. 3. Randolph D. D., pastor. Preach.
l a. lo;ao q. m. aud 7:00 p. M. by tho paslor
S; "n School at2p IN. Young peoples meet.
LuR N0NuAy a. 1:3O D. -
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MSF1RST BAPTIST CHURCH
+ Jo,s corner Twelfth and Byron streets-Rey, A.
m M sabbath School at $50 q m. Younx po ~
p!eE meeuug Monday ri 1880 p. IN, Prayer nd f al.
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MExr1ses Tor young mon will be held ct
the Young Mana Christian Association
building at 1880 O'Clock tonight and /
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to which
youug men are invited.
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(kSNORTH STREET ME. CHURCH
g corner Filth and Market Streos-Rcy. M
! IyoGn, pastor. FrcEnhiuy at 1880 a m. And
ap g: hey.A.l LYDIA, D. D.. viii preach nj I III.
evening hour; Sunday School at 2p. m, Young
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THE measina for the study OF the Inter-
national Sunday School Lesson will be
held rs usual this afternoon t.. O'Clock
in tho parlors OF tho Young Mems Christ
ian Assimilation
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Mr. JONI LAUGuLIv hEG been euflerinE
for some time with his leg which no in
jured- several years s2o, and it has been
decided that i! IL necessary to amputate it.
The operation will DO performed ct noon
| b.
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nSTHOMsON M. E. CHURCH,
ISLAND = Koy. Geo. W. Crimes pastor,
n.iv:So a. m; Rev. Dr. LYDIA. OF Charleston viii
EEshh.'s s ~ Ip p m. the pastor will preach,
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THE jury in the case OF tho City against
George Mrldoon, in Judge Boyd's court,
failing to s9rea yesterday, WAS discharged.
Case No. OF the berries, against Robert
Mu!doon, wac then tried with the came
Yesuls, and Judge Boyd diemiasei the jury
,,.;kf, =, <;,,p1,,
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nSFlRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
~ ~ LUTHERAN CHURCII-Rey, E. n. Dorm.
n.ases pastor SERVICES at 1880 a. NJ snd zoo D.
Meo' i"n sehool at p m. Young Peope's
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-07-08
CTATE OF VERONT.
y District of Addison ss.

Be it remembered, that at a session of the
Probate Court holden Mt Middlcbury, within
and tor said district on the 18th day of July, A.
ID. 1Ss1.
Present: Hon. Lyman +. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in writing
under SEAL purporting to be the last will and
testament of Daniel l.. Wright, late of Wey-
bridge, in said District, deceased. having been
this day presented to said Court for probate,
and duly filed in the Registers Office There
fore it il ordered, that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased, be notified to APP
pear before said Court, at the Probate office
in Middebury in said District, on the 25tli day
of July, A. D. 1ss1, by publication of this or
der, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous there
to, in the Middlebury Register, newspaper
printed at Middlebury, to show cause, if any
they may have, why said instrument in writ
ing should not be proved and allowed, as
the last will and testament of the said deceas-
ed.
- LYMAN Z. KNAPP, Judge.